Updates test-heavy-fuzz-modified-tests to skip any files that
don't have any modified fuzz tests.

This PR adds a proof-of-concept for `op-deployer`, a CLI tool that allows declarative management of live OP Stack chains. This POC supports initializing the declarative chain config (called an "intent") and deploying the Superchain smart contracts using the OP Stack Manager.

An example intent for a Sepolia chain looks like this:

```toml
l1ChainID = 11155111
useFaultProofs = true
useAltDA = false
fundDevAccounts = true
contractArtifactsURL = "file:///Users/matthewslipper/dev/optimism/packages/contracts-bedrock/forge-artifacts"

[superchainRoles]
  proxyAdminOwner = "0xb9cdf788704088a4c0191d045c151fcbe2db14a4"
  protocolVersionsOwner = "0xb910764be39c84d572ff17713c615b5bfd7df650"
  guardian = "0x8c7e4a51acb17719d225bd17598b8a94b46c8767"
```

When deployed, it produces a state file that looks like this:

```json
{
  "version": 1,
  "appliedIntent": {
    "l1ChainID": 11155111,
    "superchainRoles": {
      "proxyAdminOwner": "0xb9cdf788704088a4c0191d045c151fcbe2db14a4",
      "protocolVersionsOwner": "0xb910764be39c84d572ff17713c615b5bfd7df650",
      "guardian": "0x8c7e4a51acb17719d225bd17598b8a94b46c8767"
    },
    "useFaultProofs": true,
    "useAltDA": false,
    "fundDevAccounts": true,
    "contractArtifactsURL": "file:///Users/matthewslipper/dev/optimism/packages/contracts-bedrock/forge-artifacts",
    "chains": null
  },
  "superchainDeployment": {
    "proxyAdminAddress": "0x54a6088c04a7782e69b5031579a1973a9e3c1a8c",
    "superchainConfigProxyAddress": "0xc969afc4799a9350f9f05b60748bc62f2829b03a",
    "superchainConfigImplAddress": "0x08426b74350e7cba5b52be4909c542d28b6b3962",
    "protocolVersionsProxyAddress": "0x212a023892803c7570eb317c77672c8391bf3dde",
    "protocolVersionsImplAddress": "0x2633ac74edb7ae1f1b5656e042285015f9ee477d"
  }
}
```

To use `op-deployer`, run `op-deployer init --dev --l1-chain-id <chain-id>`. This will initialize a deployment intent using the development keys in the repo. Then, run `op-deployer apply --l1-rpc-url <l1-rpc> --private-key <deployer-private-key>` to apply the deployment.

- The contracts deployment is performed by the local Go/Forge tooling.
- Upgrades of the contracts (i.e. modifying them after deploying the contracts afresh) is not currently supported. This will be supported in the future.
- The rest of the pipeline (i.e., deploying L2s and generating genesis files) is not included in this PR to keep it smaller and allow us to get buy-in on the fundamental concepts behind `op-deployer` before further implementation.

This reverts commit 87af6f0d.

Our "just clean" command was deleting the entirety of .testdata
which gets in several scripts now. We don't actually want to
delete the entirety of .testdata, we want to delete anything
inside of it (except for the gitkeep file).

* test: add L2 standard bridge interop unit tests (#13)

* test: add L2 standard bridge interop unit tests

* fix: add tests natspec

* fix: unit tests fixes

* fix: super to legacy tests failing

* fix: mock and expect mint and burn

* fix: add generic factory interface (#14)

* test: add L2 standard bridge interop unit tests

* fix: add tests natspec

* fix: add generic factory interface

* feat: modify OptimismMintableERC20Factory for convert (#17)

* test: add L2 standard bridge interop unit tests

* fix: add tests natspec

* fix: add generic factory interface

* feat: modify OptimismMintableERC20Factory for convert

* fix: use only a public function for create3

* feat: rollback interop factory, modify legacy one

* fix: delete local token return variable

* fix: PR fixes

* feat: add superchain erc20 factory implementation (#23)

* feat: add superchain erc20 factory implementation

* fix: remove createX comments

* test: add superchain erc20 factory tests (#25)

* test: add superchain erc20 factory tests

* test: add erc20 asserts

* test: fix expect emit

* fix: remove comments

* feat: add constructor to superchain ERC20 beacon (#34)

* test: remove factory predeploy etch

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Co-authored-by: 0xParticle <particle@defi.sucks>
Co-authored-by: gotzenx <78360669+gotzenx@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix: set an arbitrary address for superchain erc20 impl

* fix: deploy a proxy for the beacon on genesis (#45)


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* fix: conflicts and imports

* fix: interfaces

* chore: add .testdata

* fix: adding back .testdata to gitignore

* fix: new conflicts from ci improvements

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Co-authored-by: Disco <131301107+0xDiscotech@users.noreply.github.com>

* Add SendAsync to TxMgr

Adds a SendAsync method to TxMgr. I'd like to use this for `op-deployer`, which needs to send multiple transactions in parallel but with predictable nonces. `SendAsync` returns a channel that resolves with the result of each send, but synchronously increases the nonce and prepares the first send prior to returning.

* review updates + tests

* chore: Cleanup proofs actions

* tidy

* lint

* adrian review

* move `RunFaultProofProgram` onto the `L2FaultProofEnv` type

* chore(op-program): Turn off `fsync` on pebble KV store

* cannon: Fix GC emulation of Go programs

Improves Linux/MIPS32 emulation for Go programs that utilize the garbage
collector and goroutine scheduling.

This adds support for the following syscalls:

- getpid - used by the go scheduler
- clock_gettime - used by the go scheduler and for GC assists and to properly emulate
  time related operations such as `time.Sleep`.

Note on GC assists:

The Go GC relies on `clock_gettime` for GC "assists", whereby a mutator can perform a little bit
of GC without waiting for the scheduler to do so.
A monotonic clock (runtime.nanotime) is used to compute the current goroutine's compute budget.
By modeling a MIPS32 CPU that runs at some clock speed (ex: 10 MHz), we can provide a consistent
emulation of monotonic time needed by the Go runtime.
All other clock_gettime flags are handled as unimplemented syscalls.

* fix unsupported syscalls test

* fix some review comments

* address review comments

* update snapshots

* fuzz invalid memory proof

* reduce test runtime

* tweak realtime emulation

* reduce test runtime

* set a high timeout for heavy fuzz tests

* simplify fuzz

* fix heavy tests

* chore: Cleanup proofs actions

* tidy

* lint

* adrian review

* move `RunFaultProofProgram` onto the `L2FaultProofEnv` type

* feat: Helper for dumping `fp-tests` fixtures in `op-program` action tests

* adrian review

Updates the output of the check-interfaces script to be more clear
about cases when removing items from the EXCLUDE_CONTRACTS list is
acceptable and how to verify that an item is unnecessary.

Adds a comment to OptimismPortal2 that further explains the
proofSubmitters mapping.

IBeacon should've thrown an error but didn't, need to investigate
why that was the case. For now I've added it to the ignore list.

* feat: Run `op-program` in `op-e2e` action tests

* configurable forks

* golint / op-program test

* use correct endpoint

Adds interfaces for all remaining L1 contracts. L2 contracts are
next!

* op-challenger: Add a "big" op-challenger docker image including asterisc and kona

* proofs-tools: Rename op-challenger-deps to proofs-tools and use tagged asterisc and kona sources.

* proofs-tools: Use more recent version of challenger for testing

* proofs-tools: Remove TODO

* proofs-tools: Only build for amd64 - kona doesn't support arm64.

* proofs-tools: Add README

* proofs-tools: Use challenger v1.1.0

* op-contracts/v1.6.0-rc.1 release (#11528)

* Fix deploy-config absolute prestate

* chore: update semver-lock

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Co-authored-by: Kelvin Fichter <kelvinfichter@gmail.com>

Adds a new script that can run extra fuzz test iterations when
new fuzz tests are added. Can be used in CI or locally to make
sure that new fuzz tests aren't flaky.

* feat: initial goroutine blob submission implementation

test(batcher): add e2e test for concurrent altda requests

doc: add explanation comment for FakeDAServer

chore: fix if condition in altda sendTransaction path

feat: add maxConcurrentDaRequests config flag + semaphore

refactor: batcher to use errgroup for da instead of separate semaphore/waitgroup

fix: nil pointer bug after using wrong function after rebase

fix: defn of maxConcurrentDaRequests=0

fix: TestBatcherConcurrentAltDARequests

chore: remove unneeded if statement around time.Sleep

refactor: use TryGo instead of Go to make logic local and easier to read

chore: clean up some comments in batcher

chore: make batcher shutdown cancel pending altda requests by using shutdownCtx instead of killCtx

* chore(batcher): make altda wg wait + log only when useAltDa is true

* refactor: batcher altda submission code into its own function

* test: refactor batcher e2e test to only count batcher txs

* chore: log errors from wait functions

* chore: refactor and minimize time that e2e batcher system tests can run

* chore: lower timeout duration in test

* fix(batcher): maxConcurentDARequests was not being initialized

* Add entrypoint to deploy against existing Superchain

Creates a separate entrypoint in the deploy script to allow an L2 to be deployed against an existing set of Superchain contracts. The deployment assumes that the Superchain contracts have been deployed correctly. The L2 still gets its own ProxyAdmin, AddressManager, and Safe. The API is additive and backwards-compatible.

* Update packages/contracts-bedrock/scripts/deploy/Deploy.s.sol
Co-authored-by: Maurelian <john@oplabs.co>

* remove redundant call

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Updates the contracts-bedrock-tests job to only build the specific
tests that are being tested as part of the test split for that
job. Also merges the other contracts-bedrock-build with
build-devnet-allocs since this is a bottleneck now. Overall impact
is that CI time is now 7-10 minutes.

Another PR adding contract interfaces. L1 contract interfaces are
way more involved than everything else so we're required to start
replacing the contracts with interfaces all over the place.

* refactor: remove structs from DeploySuperchainInput and DeploySuperchainOutput

* test: fix tests

* test: fix test

* chore: remove outdated struct references

* pr feedback

* chore: code comments

* Improvements/bugfixes to Go forge scripts

Adds some improvements to the Go forge scripts:

- Adds a `GasUsed` field to the `Broadcast` struct so that transaction broadcast utilities can use it for gas estimation. Gas estimation using the RPC will fail when sending transactions in parallel since the state can change significantly between calls.
- Fixes a bug in the `vm.broadcast` cheatcode where sender nonce were not increased for `vm.CALL`s. This led to a mismatch between the contract addresses generated by the Forge tooling, and what was actually being generated onchain.

* op-chain-ops: isolate broadcast functionality

* review updates

* wrap in broadcast check

* Add nonce tests

* Update op-chain-ops/script/script.go
Co-authored-by: protolambda <proto@protolambda.com>

* Fix test

* op-chain-ops: track broadcast nonce, add sanity checks

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* interop: disable interop messages in force-deposits
Co-authored-by: Disco <131301107+0xDiscotech@users.noreply.github.com>

* interop: clean up config helpers

* op-node: fix/improve L1 info tx tests

* op-node: fix attributes test

* op-node: fix sequence-number usage in post-interop system deposit, fix tests

* op-contracts: L1Block interop: fix diff, remove duplicate test from renaming

* contracts: update metadata

* contracts: fix build warnings

* contracts: fix interface build

* script: ignore

* lint: fix

* test: .testdata directory

* tests: fix revert

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Co-authored-by: protolambda <proto@protolambda.com>
Co-authored-by: Mark Tyneway <mark.tyneway@gmail.com>

semgrep-scan kept failing with a medium docker image with 4g RAM.
Updating this image to large seems to fix the issue.

OptimismPortal fuzz tests were flaking because the base fee would
increase so much that there wouldn't be enough gas to burn for the
user to be able to buy the gas that they want. Introduces an
additional assumption that will prevent the elasticity multiplier
and max change denominator from being such that the maximum
change to the base fee won't cause us to run out of gas.

* begin supporting specifying versions in OPSM

* add deploy logic

* deploy OPSM along with implementations

* scaffold opsm interface between scripts

* fixes

* mvp of DeployOPChain

* start working on an e2e opsm test, currently reverts

* fix tests

* test cleanup

* rename opsmSingleton to opsm

* chore: remove unused imports

* refactor: switch from 'new' to blueprints, 50% code size reduction

* fix semgrep

* feat: add OPSM interop tests

* test: add missing specs

* add DisputeGameFactory deployment

* chore: update snapshots

* fix opsm interop support

* chore: update snapshots

* Update packages/contracts-bedrock/test/DeployOPChain.t.sol

* fix: add L1StandardBridge setter and initialization

* chore: small clarification of deploy flow

* Update packages/contracts-bedrock/scripts/DeployImplementations.s.sol
Co-authored-by: Blaine Malone <blainemalone01@gmail.com>

* chore: add todos

* fix: change bytes32 to string

* rename addrs to opChainAddrs for clarity

* test: fix assertion string numbering

* chore: update semver lock:

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* op-node: read DACommitmentType from scr in LoadOPStackRollupConfig

* op-node: check for altda nil pointers before dereferencing

* op-node: leave altDA config nil if not existent in scr config